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-The Princess's Bedroom-
{Moselle...}
Gwendoline's eyes fluttered open, newly red irises slowly fading back to foggy grey as she stared blankly at the rose print walls of her bedroom. She released a soft sigh, small arms slowly stretching up above her head as she sat up and gave her room a once over. Another vision, but not just any vision...no...the same vision that had come to her for many nights now...A blackened space, yet in the blackness a single sakura tree rested, but what was odd about this time was that...the tree died. The lovely tree that had graced her visions for days wilted and died. She brushed a single tear from her eye, mourning the death of such a gentle scene, but not only that. Confusion crossed her gentle face, eyebrows furrowing as she stared silently at her reflection in the vanity.
{Moselle...}
The deep, almost black voice rang in her ears once more. The ever present shadow that had always been present in this vision was gone, completely disappeared from her mind. It was as if it had disappeared from time itself. She gave another sigh and absently toyed with the lace on the edge of her dress. The vision was disturbing, fragments still washing over the edge of her mind's eye, but the voice was still there....just there.
{Moselle...}
Who was this voice? It was the shadow of course, she was not too stupid to realize, but who was the shadow? The long black hair, black suit and gloves, sword in hand...yet she never saw the face. He always seemed turned from her mind's eye, cheating her from gazing upon this image of loneliness and blackness seated in deathly silence under the sakura tree. As if he was hiding in some odd, self created pocket dimension. The man in black...
{Moselle...}
What was the shadow's connection to Moselle? Her visions had not graced her with this visions on future...Why did the shadow know her and why was it only now that it had called her name, a sudden pulse breaking through the dimension before the shadow disappeared. It sent a small shudder through Gwen to have seen this...Someone of true loneliness and sorrow. How did the man in black know Moselle? How long? He seemed to be absent in all of Gwen's visions of the girl. She had watched her whole life, over and over, and the man in black was absent in them all, as if he had never existed...yet here he was, silently whispering Moselle's name.
Gwen shook her head and let out another sigh. The feeling of dread had even subsided, as if it had existed and now was just...gone...She could see and feel on all plains of existence, and yet she could not see the man in black...where had he gone? She brushed her small hands over the fabric of her quilts, giving another small sigh before hugging her arms around her slim legs, resting her head on top of her knees and staring ahead once more. "Where have you gone?..."
Sebastian had fallen asleep long ago, curling up next to Gwen's head until her felt her move and rise, causing him to roll away slightly back against the mountain of pillows. Giving a small growl, he rose his small head, beady black eyes once more trained on the waterfall of silver curls hiding hid mistress. His head only tilted to the side as he rose up, giving a slow stretch and a yawn before moving over to her side and pressing his tiny white paws against her hip. "Dollie?"
She did not answer. Instead, she fooled with the fabric on her dress and kept her eyes ahead, staring silently at her reflection in the vanity. He gave a small huff and lightly scratched himself under his chin before making his way to the edge of the bed, leaping off and in midleap, switching over to his human form and landing lightly on the balls of his feet. He kept his back to Gwen for a moment, staring silently into the floor length mirror as he adjusted his outfit of choice.
He had switched over to a simple jacket and dress pants, both black except for the single floral pattern stripes on each leg, the floral pattern cuffs and on the rolled up sleeves and the collar of his jacket. His shirt was a white v-neck, loosely fitted and untucked in a dress down fashion. His shoes were floral print as well, except the soles that came to match the black in his jacket and pants. His head wase pulled from his face with a simple black head band and around his neck was the same brown collar with the silver bell on the front.
He adjusted his jacket before turning once more to Gwen, who had seemed to take notice that he was actually in the room, turning her gaze towards him with a small smile. Moving to the edge of her bed, she let her feet hang off, long curls giving a small bounce as her smile grew. "You look very nice, Sebby."
Sebastian on nodded at her compliment, fixing the cuffs of his jacket before asking in barely more than a whisper. "What was in your vision that bothered you?" Sebastian was not stupid. Like what had been said many times, a familiar was connected to it's master on many plains. They shared thoughts, emotions, feelings, etc. and Sebastian could feel the disturbance in Gwen's mind. She already had a challenge ahead. She did not need THIS as well. He lifted his gaze slightly to watch her shift in slight discomfort before she finally answered.
"...The Sakura tree died..." She spoke in no more than a mumble, staring down at the floor with a furrowed brow. Sebastian turned to her and crossed his arms over his chest, a small frown pulling on the edge of his lips. "And what of the Shadow Man?"
"I cannot feel him right now...I do not know where he has gone." She rose up from her spot then and passed Sebastian, moving to the door and standing quietly in the doorway before continuing. "He said 'Moselle' before he disappeared, Sebby. I do not know how, but the Shadow Man knows Moselle...we cannot focus on this now, however...dinner will start soon. Let us go greet the others." She turned back to Sebastian then and extended her small hand, a smile pulling at the edges of her lips as she gave him a once over.
Sebastian sighed and gave a small bow to her, eyes falling to the wooden floors before rising back up and gently taking her hand in his own. "As you wish, Dollie." Without another word, they stepped off and stated making their way to the dining hall. However, an unsettling feeling still plagued the edge of both Sebastian and Gwen's minds...Gwen could feel something coming...and knew that the night would definitely not be as calm as any of them hoped...